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... head of the French revolutionary army, occupied it in 1792, and it was the scene of several fierce encounters between the Dutch troops and the Belgians in the revolution of 1830. Few other towns can show such a frightful record, ...
... head of the French revolutionary army, occupied it in 1792, and it was the scene of several fierce encounters between the Dutch troops and the Belgians in the revolution of 1830. Few other towns can show such a frightful record, ...
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In 1701 the French took the place . It was taken by Marlborough in 1706 , and again by the French , under Marshal Saxe , in 1746. Dumouriez , at the head of the French revolutionary army , occupied it in ...
In 1701 the French took the place . It was taken by Marlborough in 1706 , and again by the French , under Marshal Saxe , in 1746. Dumouriez , at the head of the French revolutionary army , occupied it in ...
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... and Trei vir the sways the Marie Prints : h's it was *** R - 24 - P.ser , al mae trit te Rze : h : Head the Great State :: liere , and rais magna ales ca 1 unt Zion ; w 1 : 5 , ite dir was bestand , caran , azi : desinred . *** .
... and Trei vir the sways the Marie Prints : h's it was *** R - 24 - P.ser , al mae trit te Rze : h : Head the Great State :: liere , and rais magna ales ca 1 unt Zion ; w 1 : 5 , ite dir was bestand , caran , azi : desinred . *** .
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In 1701 the French took the place . It was taken by Marlborough in 1706 , and again by the French , under Marshal Saxe , in 1746. Dumouriez , at the head of the French revolutionary army , occupied it in ...
In 1701 the French took the place . It was taken by Marlborough in 1706 , and again by the French , under Marshal Saxe , in 1746. Dumouriez , at the head of the French revolutionary army , occupied it in ...
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They could not , however , restore the former prosperity of the country , but they were liberal patrons of art , and Rubens was not the only painter benefited by their patronage . He was now the undoubted head of the ...
They could not , however , restore the former prosperity of the country , but they were liberal patrons of art , and Rubens was not the only painter benefited by their patronage . He was now the undoubted head of the ...
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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